we want to go to peter doocy, to see if he has some information for as. peter? >> i like what he did here. we're so close on this bill. i said this early. another day or two call, we can get there. the idea is to work out the last few differences this week and get a final decision this week. get it a cbo score next week and vote. >> in the room when they'll find out that there was not going to be about any time this room, where people surprised or upset? happy? >> it's hard to gauge. you have a lot of different opinions in that room. the vice president was in there. reince priebus was in there. the idea when cbo cdl came and talked about their model. we heard from most of the members, it does construe me extremely successful. when i talked about moving this to august. this is a. we have one more shot, and i'm hopeful, we will build to get it done. the president has invited the republican senators over to the white house to get these last few issues done. >> doesn't make sense to come to an agreement? 's giggle if we push it to a vote like the houston and be that

now for more on tonight's game, fox's peter doocy is down here behind me and you and i have been talking and texting one another, we were very moved by that first pitch. joe torre formerly of the new york yankees now representing major league baseball came out with a very special guest. >> he did and that special guest was somebody that no one here in washington had seen or heard from since yesterday's ambush in alexandria at a baseball practice and that is a capital police officer david bailey who was a surprise guest that they brought out on crutches and he walked right out to the mound with a baseball in his hand and dropped one crutch and through a first pitch that made it to home plate, it was a moment that just about anybody in here had chills watching. i know i did, something else that was very important to see with him out there, he had a big smile on his face. there was sustained applause for him, there was an effort to thank the capitol police, the first thing the p.a. announcer did was ask for a round of applause for the capital police and about 20 minutes later, he was out th

peter doocy at the white house. thank you. for more of the supreme court ruling that will allow a limited version on the travel ban, let's bring in law professor from university of st. louis" to the john paul stevens. thank you. >> think of have me. >> shepard: not as dramatic an effect to be had this time. can you explain to reviewers why? >> it's a mixed bag. the supreme court sort of -- did look a little bit of justice, slashing this remedy on the travel ban, which says, if you have a bona fide relationship, family relationship or relationship with an institution, like a employer or institution or university, cannot be applied. that provision of the effect applies to immigrants and refugees. that makes a difference. for refugees, who are driven to come here by conditions and persecutions in their country, they will be less likely to have that institutional or familiar relationship. the court has given the administration a pretty strong basis for enforcing this ban against refugees. for immigrants, the line has to be drawn m

let's head to peter doocy. he is at george washington university hospital. >> relatives of matt mika just got here. they want to be by his bedside in the icu. we found out that mike was one of the victims. and the family said the former college baseball player who was helping coach the republican team and works here in washington in government affairs is in critical condition with multiple gunshot wounds. injuries that required surgery. mika was one of two patients to arrive at this hospital in an ambulance from alexandria, virginia. the other was not a victim. it was the shooter, james hodgkinson, who arrived here in critical condition but succumbed to his injuries from gunshot wounds that were suffered when he was confronted by officers. >> chris: peter doocy and doug mckelway reporting from the two washington hospitals where victims of the shooting are recovering. efforts to cut gun violence and gain revenue from gun purchases have run into a setback in seattle. corresponded dan springer with a big back fire

peter doocy is at nationals park where players and fans are gathering. doug mckelway with an update on on the victim's conditions. start with our chief intelligence correspondent catherine harwich. good evening. >> tonight the fbi says there is no's to suggest that weapons were bought illegally. >> 99% are getting pushed around in the 1% are just not giving a [bleep]. >> that it's james hodgkinson six years ago. the fbi issued this poster seeking any information about the suspect before he opened fire on republican lawmakers. >> it was a high-powered rifle. >> hodgkinson's neighbor says he witnessed a strange incident in march when the 66-year-old opened fire in their backyard. >> i yelled at him, hey, stop shooting. there is houses. i didn't get any kind of notion from him that he heard me or that he cared. >> the sheriff that he was called to the scene and counseled hodgkinson, who had a valid firearms larson's. >> we made sure he knew about the safety risks and there's homes around here. we wanted to make sure he understood all that. once he did, he s

peter doocy on capitol hill with more. good evening. >> good evening. bypassing kate's law at a bill that punishes sanctuary cities, house republicans whose campaigns include promises to get tough on illegal immigrants got a win. there are many families whose lives have been torn apart by the current system or feeling a deep sense of loss. >> this was premeditated. planned. >> her son joshua was killed after being beaten and set on fire by someone in this country illegally. >> i hope no one has to sit up here and tell how horribly a kid was tortured or murdered or killed by someone who shouldn't have been here. >> republicans in congress are trying to prevent pain like tha that. >> it sanctuary cities putting lives at risk. >> introducing a bill to give cities a choice. follow federal laws or lose federal funds. >> if you're going to receive taxpayer dollars from the federal government, to keep people safe, you've got to follow the law. >> the bill considered today, kate's law name for kate steinle, murdered by an illegal immigrant in san francisco. the

peter doocy with more. is the white house moving away from climate change? >> no, shep. they say the u.s. is doing plenty, but thaw believe the paris accord for climate had too big a price tag. >> this administration and the country as a whole, we have taken significant steps to reduce our c 02 footprint. what you won't hear, how did we achieve that? largely because of technology, fracturing and horizontal dri drilling. you won't hear that from the environmental left. >> inside the cabinet, rex tillerson was arguing for the u.s. to stay in the paris accord. secretary tillerson did not attend the rose garden withdrawal announcement. but this morning without embracing the decision, tillerson echoed the epa administrator saying the u.s. was fine standing on their own and they can be again. >> it's important that everybody recognize the united states has a terrific record on reducing our own greenhouse gasses. it's something to be proud of. >> this afternoon, sean spicer, the white house press secretary says he doesn't know if tillerson ever ended up signing off on the u.s.

peter doocy, thank you very muc much. a major announcement from the supreme court this morning and a victory for the trump administration is the high court ruled to reinstate most of the presidents travel ban. at least for now. the court also promising to do delve into the issue. executive artie connect authority in the fall. live at supreme court, this is a huge victory for the trump administration. >> there are no two ways about it, julie. this ruling was written in the carrion. is latin for as a whole. so we don't know who wrote the opinion nor what the vote breakdown was. nevertheless, it is a stinging vote for rulings. though 120 day ban on those countries, syria, sudan, ethiopia, -- will go into the court as they give the legal issues in the next term in october. here's tim o'brien. >> there's no other way looking at this. in fact, i see this opinion here lifting the stay, allowing the band to go forward as most of those tools apply. as a blueprint for the decision later today. this will get argued again on the meri

peter doocy is on the hill. >> good evening. when democratic lawmakers staged a dramatic sit in on the house floor last year, they said it was to raise awareness about gun control laws but now one participant is being accused of using the sit in to money for himself. new mexico democrat accused by a conservative group called the foundation for accountability and civic trust of using a photo of him sitting in this part of a fund-raising flyer. his office says "this announcement is the result of a frivolous complaint filed by a highly partisan outside group about activities during the sit in last year." another democratic lawmaker the ethics committee is weighing action against is michigan congressman john conyers, accused of paying a staffer who had been fired. the office says "this is not a new controversy but rather involves this a matter that the office of congressional ethics released back in february." a third democrat, staffer for john lewis is being looked at for potentially double dipping, getting paid by the congressman'

peter doocy, thank you. another person to follow all the action is a senior producer chad berger, he'll be live with us to share what he has heard from lawmakers, many who he has worked in known for a while. ♪ phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. >> shepard: more on a busy news day on hill with the vote on the health care bill delayed, at least till after the fourth of july holiday. i capitol hill producer, we talked about the same thing all day. chad, i'm looking for your take on it. they had what mitch mcconnell called a slush fund, back when the democrats, the kickback. did they already try that on those that said no? to try to bring the votes on? what do they left? >> votes to try to pass the bill. the other issue was just getting onto the bill. back

peter doocy joins me now. welcome to the show. what a wonderful night for you. peter rspeter: it is a wonderfu. kennedy: it seemed the democratic party was trying to heal itself to send bernie sanders and elizabeth warren out on the stump to heal old wound and move forward. but it's moving into two different camps. peter: the new head of the dnc was standing next to bernie sanders and said we can get along, then that's over. he stood in front of thousands of people in chicago and talked about how the democratic party needs fundamental change. bernie sanders isn't even a democrat. while he does get a lot of attention there, it's not clear the democratic establishment thick they need to listen to him because this special elect down in georgia they have been focusing so much attention on has raised the democratic candidate. and less than 5 pe 5% of it is m georgia. he's the furthest thing from senator sanders that there is an's doing okay. he might win. kennedy: ossoff is not running as a bernie sanders liberal. he's running as a pragmatic democrat. democrats are h

we begin our coverage today with peter doocy joining us life and the white house with the very latest. hello, peter. >> the beginning of though off-camera white house briefing wasn't tug a statement from the president's secretary, chun spicer. the supreme court ruling re

first, peter doocy with the latest. peter? >> stuart, the police presence here in the area of national's park, which we have not been allowed to go into yet, has really picked up. more than 20,000 tickets have been sold. that's so many more than organizers were expecting. they had to ask the nationals to open up more of the park. the event has also now raised more than $1 million for charity, which is double than what the game raised last year. the money is going to a new group that was just added. the capitol police memorial fund. we're told that members of the republican team and the democratic team will be decked out in some sort of lsu gear to honor the critically wounded congressman steve scalise. doctors are evaluating his treatment in 12-hour increments. doctors have to wait to fix bone damage until after his internal organs stabilize. we're told that matt mika will need another surgery at george washington university hospital. that's according to his bosses at tyson foods. the capitol police officer crystal griner that

peter doocy live at the hospital in d.c. the victims and the updates are what this hour, peter? what can we say? >> bill, at this hospital, we can say from officials that there were two patients brought in sometime during the 9:00 hour or there abouts. officials tell us that one of those patients has passed away and the other remains in critical condition. they will not say which patient passed away, if it was the gunman or a victim. what we have confirmed just a few minutes ago, the house majority whip steve scalise is in critical condition but out of surgery at hospital for gunshot wound to his hip. he was in good spirits ahead of the surgery and well enough to speak to his wife. one of the other victims of the attack, matt mika. works for tyson foods for government relations. he's in critical condition with multiple gunshot wounds. that's according to the mika family who is on their way here from michigan to be with him. one of the capitol police officers who was hurt, david bailey, did not get shot. he's expected to be okay. the other, crystal griner shot in the leg or foot

peter doocy is there and live for us. peter? >> organizers of today's protest, that's been going on the last 2 1/2 hours or so. half dozen republican senators say about 40 people have been arrested so far, a lot of what happens once they get kicked out of the offices when they're not allowed to see the senator is this. we have here a handful of -- i'm told there's a doctor in there, a med student in there they're holding signs to say trump care equals debt. they're screaming at the top of their lungs which in these old buildings with the marble-lined floors really makes a lot of noise. it was impossible the last couple hours to be anywhere in the russell senate office building and not hear these protesters. what is interesting, they're not just going after people on the fence. senator rob portman came out in opposition to the healthcare draft. i was speaking to some folks with this group and they want to make sure that he doesn't support anything that could replace the affordable care act. so even though portman was a no, they a

peter doocy. thank you for that from the hill here in washington >> shannon: anti-government protests reach unbelievable new heights in one country. sounds crazy but protestors stole a police helicopter and fired on the country's supreme court. the latest details on where this is all going down. >> bill: the white house holding its first on-camera briefing in days. reporters ripping into sarah huckabee sanders and she fired right back. why our next guest says that many media outlets are giving viewers artificial news. >> we've been going on this russia/trump hoax for the better part of a year now. this story gets covered day in and day out and i think america is frankly looking for something better. they are looking for something more. ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp

peter doocy watching that. how is president trump trying to convince republicans to vote yes on this now? >> he is using his phone, bill, to call and to tweet. just a little while ago he tried to rally republican lawmakers together against democrats by writing this. republican senators are working very hard to get there with no help from the democrats. not easy. perhaps just let o care crash and burn. over the weekend he was making calls. he is three senators short of being able to pass the healthcare bill. he is just not working on those officially opposed but reaching out to some who haven't made up their minds. some of those lawmakers like senator luther strange say they appreciate his efforts. >> it was a great conversation. he encouraged me by his personal participation in dealing with not only me but all my colleagues to try to find out how to address their problems. their legitimate issues here. this is the legislative process. everybody has a position. encouraging to have a president willing to work wit

>> shannon: yes, it is peter doocy though monitoring it on the hill. good to see you this morning. >> bill: another fox news alert. we are learning about some the inside dealing and inside arguments now at times between senate republicans on healthcare. this as concerns grow that the party's window for repealing and replacing obamacare is closing. mike emanuel has that story live on the hill and what are you hearing this morning already, mike? >> well, bill, it sounds pretty pessimistic. they are still trying but feeling like there is a lot of negotiation ahead. one example to highlight that is fox news has confirmed majority leader mitch mcconnell and ohio senator rob portman got into a heated argument this week over medicaid. that is striking because the two are typically close allies and any calculation sources have made to get to 50 votes to pass a bill would have to include portman. mcconnell continues urging his colleagues it is time for action. >> we know that we cannot afford to delay on this issue. we have to get this done for the american peo

fox news's peter doocy is live on capitol hill with the latest. now what, peter. reporter: melissa, now what happens these senators who apparently want to replace obamacare with something but don't want to rush to do it, are going to hear out president trump. he sent his top deputies, reince priebus, sean spicer, here to the capitol today to try to talk these senators into voting this week. but they just could not make the case. they scheduled at last minute white house sit-down for everybody. we watched a big bust, -- us, that capitol police took a bunch of senator as way. this lunch in the capital where the decision was made to push the vote off. here is how montana steve daines explained to us what happened there. what he want to happen now. >> i'm not so sure the president will say to the senators and senators say to the president, but one another make sure we have good policy going forward. we all campaigned, we'll repeal obamacare and replace. we want to replace it with something that will lower premiums, protect those with preexisting conditions, that they

peter doocy also reports from the staff source says there will not be about on health care this week. all of those republican senators have been called to the white house for a 4:00 p.m. meeting. might be a trip to the woodshed, but we will have more information after the meeting. >> heather: activists from around the country is wrapping up, and more companies are offering social justice. for more details high claudia. >> hi. they're becoming popular with vacation and sick day. some employees now get protest pay. >> since the election, scores of activists have taken to the streets, town halls, and rallies to blast president trump with the blessing of their boss. >> civic engagement as a foundation of our democracy, incorporated companies should encourage that. >> marketing firm ceo gives his staff two days of action each year. >> they can participate in protests. they can volunteer for cause. that is meaningful for them. >> he says while he is liberal, the policy is neutral. so long it is not a group that promotes violence, employees can support whatever political group or because the

. >> shannon: peter doocy is tracking it all for us on capitol hill. is rosenstein planning to talk much about russia? will he have to either way? >> he is coming here to ask for more money. i've seen a copy of his prepared remarks. they don't mention russia once. if he sticks to those prepared remarks, he is not expected to name anything about the russia investigation as a top funding priority, at least not in the beginning. he is expected to kick off the proceeding by stressing the importance of having funding for fighting terrorism and tackling the opioid epidemic and removing aliens from the country. he is still the highest ranking justice department official able to talk about the russia investigation because the attorney general has recused himself, jeff sessions. an appropriations committee staffer told me this morning they're anticipating a lot of russia questions from democrats. this morning it's also going to be his first opportunity to respond publicly to questions about these reports that president trump may be considering dismissing the sp

steve: peter doocy is on the north lawn of the white house where this morning, peter, how are people doing regarding deciding whether healthcare gets done before the fourth of july. >> sounds like any kind of presidential pressure being put on lawmakers to get this done is being applied in a friendly way at least the last few days and at least for now. president trump says since he moved here in january he has become friends with a lot of republican lawmakers. and since he only needs republican lawmakers in the senate to pass healthcare this week, he likes his chances of being able to flip enough of them to get it done. >> i have great relationships with most of the people in the senate with, as you know, most of the people in the house. i think i really -- i work very hard. i made a lot of great friendships with the people in the house. a lot of them. same thing in the senate. very good people. friends of mine. i don't think they are that far off. i don't think they are that far off. famous last words, right? i think we are going to get there i can't promise. i think we are going to

peter doocy takes a look. >> democratic party still doesn't have a clear leader, so in virginia where the first gubernatorial race is underway since democratic powerhouse hillary clinton's loss, there's a fight over the direction of the party. senator tim kaine joins the establishment and backing ralph northam. >> i think he is a narcissistic maniac. >> senators like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are pulling for the other democrat running the former congressman. >> i think there's a lot of voters across the political spectrum who think the system is broken and corrupt. >> a victory in the primary could signal a shakeup. >> it would be the first time a bernie sanders candidate has managed to win a major democratic nomination since his failed run for president. >> on the republican side, there are three candidates. one of them is doing all he can to align himself with president trump. >> i used to say i was tromp before trouble was trump. >> he trails to ed gillespie. his campaign is far from a trump attribute. >> and the administration is putting forward policies that are good fo

first, let's get to peter doocy live with more on the house intelligence committee hearings on russian meddling in our elections. peter? >> the former dhs secretary, jay johnson, was here, shep. he was asked many times why didn't you do more ahead of the election if you knew the russians were meddling to warn americans what may be coming? he said he started to put out a statement on october 7th was plenty. he said part of the statement said "the u.s. intelligence community, usic is confident the russian government directed the recent compromises of e-mails from u.s. persons and institutions." the problem is that statement got almost no press attention because it was released the same day as another major october surprise. >> it did not get the public attention that it should have, frankly, because the same day the press was focused on the release of the access hollywood video. that's what made our news that day. >> johnson says that 2016 was nothing new for russia. they have a long history of dealing with the u.s. elections and so do other countries. they wouldn't say which one. shep?

here is peter doocy. >> democrats are getting desperate for a win. going zero in 2017. >> nancy pelosi was a great speaker. she is a great leader. but her time has come and gone. yes, she's a great fundraiser but if the money we are raising through her leadership is not helping us win elections, we have to have this difficult conversation now. >> if the conversation isn't now, some democrats fear they will be doomed in the upcoming midterms. >> we are going to regain the majority in 2018, we have to have new leadership. >> the 77-year-old democratic leader was defiant, calling out critics in her ranks. >> when it comes to having fun on tv, have your fun. i love the arena. i thrive on competition. >> these days, that support may be strongest among embers of the other party. >> i had a member of congress tell me please tell me you are not going to get rid of nancy pelosi. please tell me she's not going to retire. that's who i run against. >> running against pelosi was part of the winning strategy in georgia special election on tuesday. >> we already ha

peter doocy is live at nationals park in washington, d.c., with an update on the game and on congressman scalise's condition. peter. >> dana, just as the 20,000 plus people were settling into their seats but before the game started, the entire stadium fell silent and everyone watched as the democratic team and republican team all headed out to second base to take a knee and pray with the house chaplaiw on the spot where steve scalise would have been standing tonight if he hadn't been targeted by a gunman while practicing for tonight's game.ee a photo of steve scalise appeared on the jumbotron, as a member of the republican team, and democrats and republicans alike all rose in 42 seconds of a standing ovation, a few minutes later, an email update came from the hospital where doctors say scalise is going to be there fos some time but has improved in the last 24 hours. medstar hospital is about five miles from nationals park and the house majority whip had a second surgery for internal injuries and with a broken bone in his leg. for the first time since yesterday's ambush in alexandria, one

peter doocy has the news on capitol hill. this senator dean heller is one of the more vulnerable republican senators and he would make this turn is not that surprising. give us the details that you have. >> we just heard heller stand next to the nevada governor, brian sandoval that is counselling him about how medicaid cuts would hurt nevada. he said it's going to be difficult to get him to a yes. that makes him different than the other four senators, lee, johnson, paul and cruz who all came out and said look, right now, this bill is not perfect but we're willing to work with the white house, work with leadership to make things better. heller is not talking like that. he says basically that he's completely out. as for what the other senators might want, cruz has been saying and handing out leaflets to colleagues with his notes. he says he wants there to be more flexibility to buy and sell insurance across state lines, some more want more obamacare repeal. there's more question marks. might be higher than five in the republica

peter doocy tells us why. >> the democratic party needs fundamental change. >> them and trying to change it isn't even a democrat. independent senator bernie sanders. >> today, that democratic party has almost no political presence at all in many states. that's not a failed model, i don't know what i failed model is. >> the hallmark of the sanders rallies, progressive ideas to move the party forward, things like tuition-free college and single-payer health care. the focus on the future is a lot different than the democrat who beat him in the primaries last year remains focused on the past. >> comey was more than happy to talk about my emails but he wouldn't talk about investigation of the russians. >> hard-core sanders supporters are so fed up with the democratic party whose new chairman is best known for using bad words. >> this is a [bleep] budget. >> they want to break away and start a peoples party. a 15 page document targets late-summer to start the party and outlines plans to host a founding convention and circulate petitions to get on ballots as soon see 2018 midterms. organizers

peter doocy, i came in out of the bullpen tonight for tucker carlson. you are our utility player covering everything from the ballgame. we'll get back to that as we get some updates. but also the serious news and we are happy to hear that statement from the hospital that steve scalise's latest surgery has been completed. they are seeing he is feeling a little bit better but a long way still to go. meanwhile, president trump in the business of the nation, goes forward. he lashed out at the media and hillary clinton today after new leaks reported he is under investigation for potential obstruction of justice charges. we'll talk the whole thing over with byron york. plus, more live coverage of tonight's congressional baseball game at nats park. there is a big crowd here. literally, 20,000, 25,000. tom rooney a republican from florida up to bat. we'll tell you what happens when we come back. bat my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn un

peter doocy is on capitol hill. what are you hearing from the rest of the republicans? >> shepard, we're hearing more details about what happened behind closed doors when gop leaders made a presentation to the conference about this draft discussion plan for healthcare. we're learning that the leaders didn't have a whole lot of details, but still they did not lose all republican lawmaker whose have said that they might be skeptical about the plan, including louisiana senator bill cassidy. >> the presentation lowers premiums. that's a major issue. i think it begins to address the jimmy kimmel test. a child that is terribly ill or any loved one would both have coverage, but also a way to keep the coverage affordable. >> if there's one thing that we have heard over and over again, about every republican we ask, even though it's been a couple hours, they haven't had enough time to read the plan from their party's leader. >> i look forward to reading the bill. i haven't gotten back to the office to read it yet. it deserves considerations and debate. there's a lot in the bill.

peter doocy can do it. people are really fired up about this. what kind of activity did you see there today? >> peter: outside of senator mitch mcconnell's office, most of those that were arrested were loudly screaming about medicaid, and most of them appeared it to be disabled, organized by the group adapt, this was a di- in, where protesters pretended to be dead, they were very carefully helped back into their wheelchairs, so they could be taken into custody, we do not have a final tally about how many people were arrested, but it took them more than an hour to restore peace. it >> melissa: so what do we know about how they have been digesting the bill? they had to be protesting before they even read it, so what about lawmakers? >> peter: it has taken them a wild, melissa, we know that most republicans the left of this without having read it, and some of them were going to have to multitask today in order to get through it all, including senator jeff flake, we saw him on his way to a hearing today. >> we didn't get the copy, we have to read it

doocy whose live with the breaking details on majority whip scalise's condition tonigh tonight. >> the republicans have gone to their dog out, the democrats have gone to their dugout, each of those political parties associated with the colors red and blue but tonight if there is a lot of purple and gold on the field, the republicans and the democrats wearing louisiana state university colors on their uniforms, on their hats to honor their colleague the congressman steve scalise from louisiana who is it still 5 miles away tonight at medstar hospital where he still plays critically wounded. his condition has been described as complicated because he needs operations to repair bone damage from the bullet that entered near his right hip but it also did damage to his internal organs. those conditions must be addressed first because there has been a lot of internal bleeding that has required audible blood transfusions. if two of other gunshot victims are still in hospital tonight as well, the capital police officer was shot in the ankle and the lobbyist matt mika who was shot multiple times a

peter doocy is live to pick up that part of the story. what does this mean for mitch mcconnell as of this morning? >> as of this morning, bill, the majority leader mitch mcconnell needs to convince two members of his party to bring healthcare to the floor. nothing to do with backing the bill once it makes it to the floor. he needs to convince two more people to help him get it there into the chamber so that debate can begin. majority leader right now is in a pickle. four republican senators are saying they will not support a motion to proceed at all. those four are senator susan collins from maine, rand paul from kentucky, dean heller from nevada and ron johnson from wisconsin. we expect to know more about the fate of this republican obamacare alternative by 2:00 p.m. today because that's when the senate gavels in for a day after a closed-door lunch with all members and the vice president and the hhs secretary tom price, after which leadership should know exactly how many senators are on their side and how many would prefer to leave obama

. >> shannon: peter doocy is live at national stadium where they'll have the game tonight. what kind of update on congressman scalise's condition? >> the update we got was the rifle round that hit him in the hip also damaged his internal organs that caused a lot of bleeding and has required multiple transfusions. there will be more surgeries on the way soon for the house majority whip who is still in critical condition this morning. in the last hour the vice president mike pence visited medstar hospital where scalise is being treated and last night president trump paid a visit, too, after leaving the president described scalise as being in very tough shape. the f.b.i. is across the river asking northern virginians for help looking into the alexandria attacker living in the white cargo van close to the baseball field since march. his social media accounts have been taken down but had been filled with rants against republicans. the f.b.i. won't say what they think motivated yesterday's early morning ambush. they are also not telling us yet what they know about the two guns th

i saw peter doocy yesterday up on capitol hill, and he reported that there are between 8 and 10 senate democrats who are willing to sit down and help write and adjust this particular bill. ainsley: that's wonderful. i hope it happens. ed: if their voices are actually heard. elizabeth warren and other democrats are basically no negotiation here. this is a disaster. we are going to block it. we are going to obstruct it i thought it was very nice of the president that he endorsed nancy pelosi. steve: keep her around forever. ainsley: keep her around. we don't want to force her out. she is good for republicans. tweeted about crying chuck. he shouldn't leave either. steve: keep in mind yesterday she took the stage and defended herself. we are about to play a little bit of her defending why she should keep the job. keep in mind, at exactly the same time as she was doing it, republican democrat by the name of kathleen rice hosted a strategy meet in her office with a dozen democrats trying to figure out how to squeeze her out. ainsley: that takes some guts. steve: no kidding. i think she needs